Sirni Zagovezni, also known as Proshka/Forgiveness/ or Sirnitsa, is one of the most significant holidays in the Bulgarian folk calendar. It marks the last day before the start of the Easter Lent and is associated with deep traditions and customs aimed at forgiveness, purification and preparation for spiritual revival. In[…]
Bulgaria’s Path to the Schengen Zone: What It Means for the Country and Europe Bulgaria’s entry into the Schengen Zone is a momentous step toward greater European integration. This article explores the significant benefits and challenges Bulgaria faces as it prepares for membership in the Schengen Area. What is the[…]
The Devil’s Throat Cave is a captivating and mysterious destination situated in the heart of Bulgaria’s mystical Rhodope Mountains. This remarkable cave, rich in natural beauty and folklore, ignites the curiosity of all who venture within. For adventurers, mystery enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike, this underground wonder offers an[…]
The Symbolic Essence of Yordanovden On January 6th, Bulgaria celebrates Yordanovden, or Epiphany, a deeply symbolic holiday rooted in the Christian tradition of Christ’s baptism in the Jordan River. This day intertwines spiritual devotion, ancient myths, and vibrant rituals, creating a celebration that resonates with communities across the[…]
In a warm atmosphere filled with energy and joy, old and new volunteers, along with their supervisor and some friends, gathered at a friend’s house to celebrate New Year’s Eve. The celebration was not formal, but an impromptu gathering that reflected the sense of family that had developed among these[…]
The holiday season in Bulgaria is incomplete without its rich and diverse culinary traditions. From hearty meals to sweet treats, the festive table is a celebration of culture and heritage. This article dives into the beloved Bulgarian Christmas and New Year foods, exploring their history, evolution, and significance during the[…]
Two protests in defense of the Blue Stones Natural Park were organized and held in the week of December 16 to 22 in Sliven. The citizens came out to state their position against the decision of the Sliven Municipal Council from November, in which the municipal councilors decided by an[…]
Nestled in the heart of Bulgaria, Veliko Tarnovo transforms into a winter wonderland during the holiday season. The city’s rich history, traditions, and festive spirit come alive in December. It creating a magical experience for residents and visitors alike. From ancient rituals to modern festivities, Christmas and New Year celebrations[…]
Nestled in the heart of Bulgaria, Veliko Tărnovo is not only famous for its rich history and stunning architecture but also for its vibrant wine culture. Recently, the city hosted an exciting wine-tasting event at the Wine Tasting Centre of Veliko Tărnovo. The event attracted both local and international visitors.[…]
If you’re searching for an authentic Bulgarian experience, look no further than the Night at the Samovodska Charshiya Festival, held in the heart of Veliko Tarnovo. This vibrant annual festival transports visitors back in time to celebrate the rich heritage of the Bulgarian National Revival. It offers a modern twist[…]
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